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COVID-19 Takes Toll on Canada’s Oil and Gas Industry
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The impact of COVID-19 is dramatic and far-reaching. It has changed everything from how we function in our daily lives to the health of the global economy. It’s no surprise, then, that the pandemic is affecting Canada’s oil and gas industry.
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Scheduler Spotlight
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At any given moment, people and materials are flowing into and out of oil and gas operations. Helping them move in a way that keeps the oil and gas flowing is a complex dance that requires careful choreography. The choreographers calling those steps are the Schedulers.
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Day in the life
Day in the Life: Sue – External Relations Manager, Social Performance
For Sue, working in Canada’s energy sector has always been about more than energy. It’s also been about people, community and sustainability.
“I started my career working for Shell Canada over 20 years ago, knowing that I wanted to work in sustainability with community as a focus,” Sue says. “The prospect of understanding how people and communities are impacted by major resource projects over generations is compelling.”
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